My mom is taking computer classes at a local library and I'm so excited for her. We can share what we learn; me from a computer MOS in the Army, which I hope to get, and her from her computer class in the lifrary
You'll end up at Fort Gordon for AIT. 23 weeks long, so you'll be here for a long while. Signal guys on post, the 25 series usually graduate earlier than you do. Same with 94D, 94E, and 94R who are also trained in the same place. Yes, you CAN get those certs. Main problem is that they aren't really doing the digital or analog certs at the school house anymore because people would keep failing it and it ended up costing the army too much. I don't recommend this MOS if you plan on doing E5 or above, mostly because of the high promotion point requirements, it takes longer than other MOS.
@@owlsaresocool2810 Go one of the 25's like 25B thats one of the more popular jobs down there in signal land. (Even tho a 94f is technically belonging to ordinance LOL) HOWEVER.... DONT COUNT OUT WARRANT OFFICER HERE BOYS THATS WHERE THE REAL SWEET GIGS ARE!!!
If there's any prior service guys reading these comments: if you've been out for more than five years; you can forget about re-enlisting and keeping your rank or any certifications you have. The army will make you start over from scratch. I just went through three years of bullshit with US Army recruiting and they told me the whole time that I'd be good to go. Finally got to MEPS to sign a contract and the guy told me I had to start over from basic training. AFTER THREE YEARS. The army hates prior service and doesn't want you. Just be aware.
I was an Army recruiter, sorry for your experience. Anyone that has been "out" for more than a year "might" have to repeat BT. Same thing for other services that have never done Army BT. Before going deep into processing for a "prior service" contract, read Army Regulation 601-210, Chapter 2, Section III for criteria. MEPS will be able to offer you what is in the computer (and you qualify for)- not necessarily what your MOS "was". Also be aware that you will have NO NEGOTIATING power...you must take what is available at the time, and most likely will not be eligible for bonuses and/or station-of-choice.
@@TheUsername217 You might be ok because your IRR only ended a couple years ago. The way it was explained to me at MEPS was you have to start all over, regardless of what your rank was, if your IRR has been over for five years or more.
@@joeaardvark9214 Thanks for the answer, man. Sorry that happened to you. Yeah I don't get why they Prior service either, I don't believe in the argument that PS are more expensive to train when they don't even need to go back to basic
@@TheUsername217 No problem. Yea, me either. You'd think they'd want people with experience too. Any business on earth would be psyched to have someone trying to join their team with experience. But for some reason all of their priority goes to recruiting new people, i.e. high school kids. Even the recruiters told me that and they didn't even understand it.
MOS isn't worth it really. If you go to a line unit the only thing you will touch is night vision. There isn't alot of us in the Army so expect to be covering down on services and repairs for other units with no foxes. Promotion points are ridiculously high so getting over the hurdle to E5 will be rough. If you want experience with computers on the hardware & software side, the 17 & 25 series will be a much better fit.
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Can’t wait to see some of these young 94F in my shop. We are gonna have fun 🤩
My mom is taking computer classes at a local library and I'm so excited for her. We can share what we learn; me from a computer MOS in the Army, which I hope to get, and her from her computer class in the lifrary
This was my job 20yrs ago but it was a 35J MOS.
You'll end up at Fort Gordon for AIT. 23 weeks long, so you'll be here for a long while. Signal guys on post, the 25 series usually graduate earlier than you do. Same with 94D, 94E, and 94R who are also trained in the same place.
Yes, you CAN get those certs. Main problem is that they aren't really doing the digital or analog certs at the school house anymore because people would keep failing it and it ended up costing the army too much.
I don't recommend this MOS if you plan on doing E5 or above, mostly because of the high promotion point requirements, it takes longer than other MOS.
welp i already signed
What MOS would you suggest?
So what mos do you suggest that I do for digital and analog certs
@@owlsaresocool2810 Go one of the 25's like 25B thats one of the more popular jobs down there in signal land. (Even tho a 94f is technically belonging to ordinance LOL) HOWEVER.... DONT COUNT OUT WARRANT OFFICER HERE BOYS THATS WHERE THE REAL SWEET GIGS ARE!!!
@@TheAceTroubleshooternice
Have fun fixing night vision at Wainwright
Hey I'm in this video. Nice
Gardner?! ITS PACHECO
@@Americafirstperiod My man!
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MBN they didnt show me at all in it
@@ttglogan473who’s this?
Why am I in this video but at the same time I’m not? Lmao
yooooo ma boi gibson its gardner
@USArmyRecruiting does 31E or 92S have a video of their ait ?
If there's any prior service guys reading these comments: if you've been out for more than five years; you can forget about re-enlisting and keeping your rank or any certifications you have. The army will make you start over from scratch. I just went through three years of bullshit with US Army recruiting and they told me the whole time that I'd be good to go. Finally got to MEPS to sign a contract and the guy told me I had to start over from basic training. AFTER THREE YEARS. The army hates prior service and doesn't want you. Just be aware.
I was an Army recruiter, sorry for your experience. Anyone that has been "out" for more than a year "might" have to repeat BT. Same thing for other services that have never done Army BT. Before going deep into processing for a "prior service" contract, read Army Regulation 601-210, Chapter 2, Section III for criteria. MEPS will be able to offer you what is in the computer (and you qualify for)- not necessarily what your MOS "was". Also be aware that you will have NO NEGOTIATING power...you must take what is available at the time, and most likely will not be eligible for bonuses and/or station-of-choice.
How much rank did you lose? I got out as an E4 back in 2014 and was planning on rejoining
@@TheUsername217 You might be ok because your IRR only ended a couple years ago. The way it was explained to me at MEPS was you have to start all over, regardless of what your rank was, if your IRR has been over for five years or more.
@@joeaardvark9214 Thanks for the answer, man. Sorry that happened to you.
Yeah I don't get why they Prior service either, I don't believe in the argument that PS are more expensive to train when they don't even need to go back to basic
@@TheUsername217 No problem. Yea, me either. You'd think they'd want people with experience too. Any business on earth would be psyched to have someone trying to join their team with experience. But for some reason all of their priority goes to recruiting new people, i.e. high school kids. Even the recruiters told me that and they didn't even understand it.
I want to learn about chips and bytes etc.
MOS isn't worth it really. If you go to a line unit the only thing you will touch is night vision. There isn't alot of us in the Army so expect to be covering down on services and repairs for other units with no foxes. Promotion points are ridiculously high so getting over the hurdle to E5 will be rough. If you want experience with computers on the hardware & software side, the 17 & 25 series will be a much better fit.
Thank you for this comment trying to find what I would do if i join the army
Don't be showing my JBPDS!!!
1 month till basic
good luck. ill probably follow in 3 years
@@heainzmanoj156sooooo
@@heainzmanoj156 been 3 years
Hey I know everyone in this video
Who dis
@@ngcf4238 It's Lindsey, what's up
@@sniper0625 its Gardner what's popping my man
@@ngcf4238 getting out, how bout you
@@sniper0625 College in the reserves
Hey i qualify for nearly every job containing some form of engineer or repair works. Anyone got good things to tell me about this.
So i kinda like my job, I’m one of the speakers in the video ! It did help me in the civilian world, now I’m fixing NVGs locally
@@iamhenrydpacheco is there good money in fixing nvgs on the civillian side? also do i need to have a good asvab score in order to choose this mos?